Chefs' Recipes

Drunken fennel

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for drunken fennel by Hugh Wennerbom and Mary Ellen Hudson.
Drunken fennel

Drunken fennel

Ben Dearnley
8
10M

Hiramasa kingfish can be replaced with gill-bled wild silver trevally, bonito or tuna. You could omit the fish and dress the salad with shaved Grana Padano.

Ingredients

Method

Main

1.Shave fennel bulbs on a mandolin into a bowl. Dress fennel with lemon juice, oil and ouzo. Add parsley, season to taste, transfer to a plate. Thinly slice kingfish across the grain, toss and dress in a bowl with chive flowers and salmon or ocean trout roe, if desired. Arrange on top of fennel, serve immediately.

Drink Suggestion: The lemony cut of a young Portuguese white such as a Vinho Verde. Drink suggestion by Max Allen

Notes

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